Previous Intervention in Cuba and U S Responsibility
The article recalls Latin American views of the Monroe Doctrine and analyzes past U S actions in Cuba. It details Theodore Roosevelt era intervention in 1906 to stabilize Havana amid insurrection, and notes expectations President Franklin D Roosevelt may act similarly only in a grave emergency.
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United States
Cuba
Theodora Roosevelt
Spain
Estrada Palma
Havana
Palma
Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Robert Bacon
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Salary Cuts Hit Railroad Presidents Across the Nation
The policy to curb big salaries spreads through railroads, with presidents’ pay cut to a maximum of 66 000 dollars. Joseph Eastman notes Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad is now listed at 40 008 dollars per year, after years of higher pay.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Atterbury
Pent Tivania
Bestman
Saley
Financial Aid Debate Over High Salaries
A fragment discusses sixty thousand dollars and high salaries, noting many people behind the income reversal and the impact on the majority.
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Perisons
States clash over truck licensing borders across states
Twelve state disputes over licensing and regulation of motor trucks rose this year as governments seek fees. The conflicts spurred by cross border truck traffic show a lack of arbitration, leaving 12 settlements with no uniform rule. Idaho Washington create a 10 mile neutral border zone. Virginia Tennessee permit mutual car tracks eight times monthly with free movement within 20 miles.
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Idaho
Washington
Virginia
Tennessee
Woodin rumored to resign to head music publishing firm
Washington report says Secretary Woodin may resign to lead a New York backed music publishing house. Friends call it cheap publicity, while others note his shift to a mansion near the capital and discussions with President Roosevelt on treasury policy for six months. Labor experts project broad changes under a new working class leadership. Roosevelt’s pace on inflation remains measured despite pressure.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Treasuy
Woodin
New York
Treasury
White House
Roosevelt
Labor
NRA
Just Ifauxs By Edgar A Guest
A humorous verse in which the speaker laments his inability to locate his clothing and accessories. Nellie Mies calmly retrieves the missing items from their usual places, highlighting a lighthearted domestic mishap.
A Call For A New Nursery Code To Preserve Chivalry
This essay argues that modern changes to gender roles require a revised nursery code teaching fair play and mutual respect. It warns against a shift toward matriarchy and urges reinforced traditional values in upbringing to balance strength and civility between boys and girls.
Types and constitution in exudative children
Dr Lepage of Manchester studies exudative children who are highly reactive and easily excited. They blush, have moist hands and feet, and face risks of asthma hay fever eczema and digestive and organ disturbances. Care includes small meals rest and prompt medical attention to keep them within their limits and foster bright adaptive functioning.
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Lepage
Manchester
England
Black Walnut Planting Guide For Growers
A fall planted guide outlines requirements and preferred locations for black walnut trees. It covers planting times and methods, spacing for timber production, nut production, and other details to help growers start from nuts. Includes invitation to request a free copy from the Daily Mail Agricultural Editor Van Gorder Service Washington DC.
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Daily Mail
van Gorder Service
Washington, D. C
Aaait
van Gorder Service, Inc
Washington,d
Restoring Black Walnuts for Timber and Profit
An agricultural column urges restoring native black walnut trees for timber and nut value. It argues walnuts offer profitable long-term returns, shade, and soil benefits, noting rising demand for nuts and lumber while warning of apathy toward planting. It also mentions a six legged kitten belonging to Alex Oates of Willard, Ohio.
Betts property sold at court sale for 3300 dollars
The Betts property at 409 Guilford Avenue sold yesterday afternoon in front of the Court House for 3300 dollars. H G Foutz purchased it, with J C Snyder acting as auctioneer. A second lot at Winster and George streets sold to Effie Long for 1020 dollars, Dallas Ward the auctioneer. The New Comer fate at Kline's Mill was withdrawn.
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Ha Averstown
Maryland
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Hawaratown
Elase Matter
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Central
South America
Sam
Rio Grande
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Mre
Tren
Penshington
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Brain Trust
Edgar A. Guest
Nellie Mies
Brooke Peters Church
Low Fates Gas CO
Hows
New York Academy of Medicin
Iago Galdston
Harry S. Myers
Hagerstown
Alno
O.R.R
Eeenecacees
By Dan van Gorder
Alex Oates
Willard
Peterson
Roney Bros
Washington St
McCardell Bros
Beverage Dispensing
Tristate Electrical Supply Co., Inc
the Store For Best
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
SUN Proof
W. Franklin St
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Hoffman, Barnhart and
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Goodyear Service, Inc
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Frigidaire Corporation
Frigidaire
General Motors
Potomac Edison CO
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Hagerstown, Md
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